Once you have learned to make the treble clef earrings shown in the previously published tutorial (https://www.wirejewelry.com/jewelry_making_patterns_tutorials/Treble-Clef-Earrings_374.html), you might also want to create a necklace.

I used 14g wire for this treble clef pendant and simply enlarged the measurements for the earrings. I started with 10" of wire. .

The discs shown on the necklace were torch enameled in white or black opaque. I used black as the counter enamel in case they flipped while the necklace was being worn. I attached the discs and pendant with wire wrapped seed beads. The black discs are intended to represent quarter notes and the white stands for half notes. If you are a musician you can see that this is two measures of 4/4 time. Why not create your own rhythm by adding more notes?

Due to the size of the pendant, I found it necessary to wrap the wire crossing nearest the top so that the clef would lay flat. I used 24g wire for this.